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| 正面描述 | Stylized male bust rendered in the schematic South Arabian artistic tradition, facing right, depicted with broad shoulders and a striated or draped garment. The design is executed in low relief with angular, highly conventionalized features characteristic of Himyarite coinage. The entire motif is enclosed within a prominent beaded border running around the full circumference of the concave flan. |
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| 正面文字 | Ancient South Arabian |
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The Himyarite kingdom of southern Arabia developed a coinage tradition that borrowed heavily from South Arabian predecessors while gradually asserting its own dynastic identity. Shamnar Yuhan'im was among the rulers who consolidated Himyarite dominance over rival tribes in the Yemeni highlands during the early second century, a period of active competition with the Sabaean kingdom before Himyar's eventual absorption of it.
The high silver fineness is characteristic of Himyarite issues before monetary debasement accelerated later in the dynasty's history.